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Newspaper
The Morning Journal Courier
Location
New Haven, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1908
Page
10
Our present stock of Plain and Fancy Silks must be reduced before stocktaking. To bring the stock down to its proper proportion great price reductions have been made. The showing includes all the most desirable kinds black and colored Taffetas Pongees Louisines Foulards black Indias white Indian black and colored Grenadines at prices that mean big savings.
Seldom are conditions more favorable to the consumer than those under which this sale is conducted. The prices are very low at the start of hot weather offering an opportunity to buy white linen waists and sal ts at big savings. Sheer handkerchief linens cambrics and heavy weights are available.
The notice promises prompt delivery in order of receipt and urges early ordering. It details a bundle including Marcus Ward paper and envelopes, a hand-cut steel die, monograms, a vellum sample, and envelopes with total value 150, priced at 95 cents during the sale. It also advertises 50 engraved cards and 50 own-plate cards at discounted prices and offers free personalized stamping on selected purchases except gold or silver.
About 125 members of First Separate Co C NG and veterans gathered at Immanuel Baptist Church for a morning service led by Rev A Clayton Powell J D with a sermon on peace through Christ. An afternoon march from the armory to Evergreen Cemetery honored comrades with wreaths and ceremonies.
Governor Woodruff and ex Governors Bulkeley and their staffs held a reunion at the Hartford Yacht Club House at Bay Brook Point. The party, totaling twenty five, enjoyed an afternoon yachting trip up the Connecticut River to the Katrina.
Poli's Gillette military drama Hold by the Enemy presents a Civil War tale with action and comedy. William Gillette’s play is staged with careful costuming and scenery as Drew A. Morton ensures period accuracy. Regular matinee Fridays attract growing subscriptions and a warm reception from Mr. Butterfield's theater.
The sale features mercerized warp silks with all silk filling misrepresented as genuine silk. Actual value 50c per yard but offered at 35c during the sale. Colors include plain and fancy varieties.
The second grand amateur night at the White City is set for Friday evening with Manager Epeck in charge after strong demand for another event. Twenty dollar prizes will go to hosts and performers, with applications invited at the White City before Friday. Attendees recall the previous show as lively and filled with merriment, despite many hiccups.
Evening session details urge aliens to file four months before election to be eligible to vote. Clerk Matthew Mann to receive petitions at city court building tomorrow evening. Mrs. Jeanette Smith funeral schedule notes her service at Everetson Cemetery chapel Tuesday afternoon at 4 20.
An advertisement promises a free estimate for carpet cleaning and related work. It claims five dollars buys many yards worth of cleaning and emphasizes bringing carpets rugs and upholstery to a bright like new condition for customers with one or two rooms.
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